Kevin DaSilva
- Licensed Real Estate Professional
- Douglas Elliman Real Estate
School Information
School: University of California, San Diego
College Major: Business
Years at College Works: 2009
Career Information
Working For: Douglas Elliman Real Estate
Title: Licensed Real Estate Professional
Industry: Real estate
Brief Description of Duties / Responsibilities:
As an certified expert in negotiation, my job is to get buyers and sellers great deals on properties. I help individuals make better informed decisions on a primary residence or an investment.
What Has Been Your Proudest Accomplishment Post-CWP?My proudest accomplishment post-College Works Painting was when I took my first listing in real estate.
College Works Career Impact
In one sentence, what has CW meant to you?
College Works Painting allowed me the opportunity to connect with clients, perform a service, with enough flexibility to focus on school.
How did your CW experience impact your career? Immediately after graduation? Now?
College Works Painting impacted my career by developing confidence in myself to solicit business and follow through with the performance. Immediately after graduation, College Works Painting was a great reference which helped me get hired directly out of college.
What was the greatest lesson you learned from your CW experience?
The greatest lesson I learned from my College Works Painting experience was that it pays to be consistent in money producing activities.
Advice
What advice do you have for potential CW participants? Current CW participants?
I advise potential and current College Works Painting participants to be consistent in their money producing activities.
What’s your best advice for someone interested in entering your career field?
The best advice I’d give to someone entering my career field would be to choose an office that has a great environment, with an emphasis on education and development.
What’s your favorite memory from CW?
My favorite memory from College Works Painting was watching the sunset at the end of a hard day of work.
Last words of wisdom?
Be consistent